Removing Fat from Gravy

Before making gravy from meat drippings, I add a few ice cubes to the broth. In a few minutes, the fat cools and solidifies, making it easy to remove. It’s quicker than waiting for it to cool and separate on its own. —Jennifer M., New Holland, Pennsylvania

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Rib Roast with Madeira Gravy

I discovered this recipe years ago, and it proved to be such a winner that I still enjoy serving it to family and friends during the holidays.

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Meatloaf: Best Ever Meatloaf with Brown Gravy

Jul 23, 2003 This may sound corny, but ever since hubby and I got married, every Valentines Day (or thereabouts), I make a heart shaped meatloaf. To add to my cornball personality, I "write" "I love you" with onions. Our girls obviously grew up with this tradition and believe it or not, look forward to this every year. I normally use only turkey meat to make my loafs, however, my older daughter has decided that she prefers her meatloaf made with beef. (I used half of each) Anyway, I didn't have any chili sauce in the house, so I can't comment on that issue. Once the meatloat was assembled, I poured about a half of a can of the beef broth over it. To make the gravy, I made a roux, (no cornstarch) using some of the fat from the drippings and then added more broth. Drew, Tyler and I really enjoyed this, however, poor Ash came down with a tummy virus this afternoon. Holly, I'm sure she'll love the leftovers when she's better!

—LINDA MCLEAN 

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Steaks and Chops: Pork Chops with Mushroom Onion Gravy

Oct 18, 2007 In this recipe I leave out the marjoram... Only cause I have none, and they are simple delicious. Everyone loves em' Whenever I make chops, this is how I make them. They are so tender and tasty...With mashed potatoes and gravy.... THE BEST

—GRANNYLIN 

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Beef with Red Wine Gravy

Slow-cooker convenience means you can prep this entree in the morning and come home to a hot meal all ready to serve! Maybrie - Tasteofhome.com Community

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Roasts: Venison Pot Roast and Gravy

Mar 31, 2009 i'm living in amsterdam (.nl), and the only venison i can get my hands on easily is either steak, or pre-diced stewing steak. i used the latter. i sliced the thicker pieces into thinner slices, but still needed a bit more than 90 mins before it was tender enough to eat. 'grill seasoning' also isn't something common here, so i made mine using 1 tbs fresh coarse ground black pepper, 1 tsp kosher salt, onion power, garlic power and ground coriander each, and 1/3 tsp crushed red pepper flakes. but! it was absolutely delicious. i served it with roasted potatoes, carrots, parsnips & shallots, and it went down a treat. the only reason i'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because i suspect that the reason the meat wasn't more tender is because i used meat from the freezer. also, we're not big eaters, but there's no way 1 pound of venison would divide between 4 people. 3 at a push maybe. nice one, i'll be making it again. :)

—rua 

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Pork Chops with Onion Gravy

"I came up with this recipe as a quick dinner for a finicky husband who's not too fond of pork chops," writes Amy Radyshewsky from Great Falls, Montana. "But these are so tender and good, he gives them a thumbs up!"

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